Liveaboard slips for a 60-foot yacht on Las Olas

A sixty-foot liveaboard on Las Olas is less a marina product than a real-estate negotiation. Most seawalls were built for the house, not for a full-time crew. HOAs vary from silent tolerance to an explicit cap on generator hours and dinghy storage. The canals that will actually hold sixty feet without a spring-line drama are the outer isles with a turning pocket; the pretty inner cuts photograph better than they berth. We ask for the vessel’s beam and the intended months aboard before we introduce a dock. Liveaboard permission, when it exists, is personal, revocable, and never published next to the listing photographs.